Posts Tagged ‘Existence’

by geekmojo

Strong Argument for Psychic Ability Existence

Have you ever seen a psychic on TV showing his or her ability? Probably not, unless it is in some sort of movie where the main character went to carnival or something like that. The psychic most of the time is characterized as devious, fraud, usually gypsies that only after your money.

Psychic ability while very good does not make a good movie. The only way psychic ability ever makes it to the silver screen is by exaggerating them ten folds and then some. That is why when you hear the word psychic you mind immediately jump to the movie version that you are familiar with and your better judgment scream impossible.

Proofs of the existence of God Bible Prophecies 2
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by StephenMitchell

The Existence Of Psychics Are On People’s Minds

Many people are cynical about the existence of real psychics in the world. Even if you glance around, you will find the existence of a lot of psychics in your surroundings. For example, the bond that twins share is a psychic one. They can understand what is going on the other’s mind. They share a natural bond of telepathy. This is what psychics do. Every human being has the ability to be a psychic and learn the nuances. Have you not ever thought something and it has come true? Real psychics learn to train their instincts so that they can read other’s minds and tell their future.

Proofs of the existence of God Bible Prophecies 1

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by Jacob Whittaker

Transphenomenal Aspects of Existence

Mystical literature has long converged upon and catalogued a complex and multi-tiered reality that includes not only the phenomenal but the transphenomenal aspects of existence.  This hierarchical model of reality begins where mechanistic science remains.  As previously discussed, there is a paradigmatic attachment to a Newtonian-Cartesian worldview despite the empirically astute new physics.  This worldview recognizes only the gross experiential realm, the land of consensus reality and waking life.  Here, the limits of the sensory organs are the limits of existence.  The only epistemologically correct derivation of information is from the physical body and physical environment.  The transphenomenal is not only ignored, but denied its existence altogether.